In its sophomore season, Riverdale threw surprise after surprise at viewers. There was a lot death (hello season of The Black Hood and creeptastic Chic). There were many shady business deals done at the hands of of Lodge family. There were passionate lovers (welcome to the new ‘ship we didn’t know we wanted until it happened: Cheryl and Toni). And, of course, there was the musical episode (is this a thing on every series nowadays?).
So, from what happened in season 2 to what fans can look forward to in season 3, there was a lot to talk about when the cast of Riverdale stopped by San Diego Comic Con. Take a look:
Catch the third season of Riverdale on The CW on Wednesday nights at 8/7c, starting October 10.
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